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Boeing Sees $8 Trillion Jet Market as Climate Reshapes Travel
The U.S. plane maker’s latest tally of industry-wide deliveries over the next 20 years takes into account growing activism over jet emissions.
France Grants Aid for €1bn Green Jet-Fuel Plant
The government will provide €200 million to help develop renewable jet-fuel projects, including one developed in southern France by startup Elyse Energy, French President Emmanuel Macron said.
Boeing Supplier’s Labor Vote Puts 737 Output Hike at Risk
Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. is preparing to make a so-called best-and-final offer during the week of June 15 to about 6,000 unionized employees.
Airbus Predicts Asia to Lead Air Traffic Boom in Coming Decades
Airbus expects global installed fleets to more than double through 2042 to 46,560 aircraft, with 23,680 planes representing growth and 17,170 going toward the replacement of older jets.
Australian Defense Department Mismanaged $1.7bn of Logistics
Items in the mismanaged inventories include ration packs, toiletries, light globes, clothing and parts for special pieces of military equipment.
Germany Nears $5.2bn Deal to Build Submarines in India
Thyssenkrupp AG’s marine arm and India’s Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited are expected to jointly bid for the project worth an roughly $5.2 billion.
U.S. Airlines’ Fuel Consumption Levels Returned to Pre-Pandemic Levels in April
Fuel consumption levels for U.S. scheduled service airlines fell by 3.9% from 1.545 billion gallons in March 2023 to 1.484 billion gallons during April 2023.
FedEx and ALPA Reach Tentative Collective Bargaining Agreement
The agreement prevents a possible strike after 99% of FedEx Express pilots voted in favor of union leaders authorizing a strike May 17.
Malaysian Maritime Agency Detains Chinese Barge
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency said it was investigating if the barge was involved in the looting of two WWII British shipwrecks in the South China Sea.
Boeing Refused to Give Cost Data for 11,000 Replacement Parts, Pentagon Says
The data denials of 10,659 items under a single contract reportedly accounted for 97% of such refusals by contractors during negotiations from October 2020 to September 2021.
Boeing CEO Warns Supply-Chain Constraints Could Last ‘Very Long Time’
Boeing CEO David Calhoun made the comments about supply chain constraints May 23 during a Qatar Economic Forum panel held in Doha.
Microchip Supply and Demand: Aiming at an Ever-Shifting Target
Even the world’s best archer has trouble hitting the bullseye if the target won’t stand still. That must be what it feels like to be a manufacturer of high-tech products today,
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